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I don't really mind the slim ones on desktop, but they seem to be trendier than ever and particularly annoying on mobile.
by notadoc 9y ago
I don't really mind the slim ones on desktop, but they seem to be trendier than ever and particularly annoying on mobile.
- apk-d 9y agoWhat drives me mad on mobile is the headers that expand/collapse depending on whether you're scrolling up or down, except without any hysteresis which makes them randomly activate as I scroll down. This, combined with the additional lag caused by JavaScript, occasionally makes me ragequit from reading an article. I don't know whether this is just my device (mid-end Xiaomi) or a complete lack of usability testing.
- mort96 9y agoA lot of stuff works amazingly well when you're on the same wifi network as the development server and use a top of the line iPhone 7. I assume most "usability testing" from such websites are done like that.
- digi_owl 9y agoUntil some bozo forgot that not everything is 16:9, and the "slim" header linebreaks into a double height version...